Stayed one night in early May 2013 and really enjoyed this hotel. The rooftop dining lounge was…read moreexceptional. We dined as the sun set and it was magic. Our dinner was delicious and the price was right. The room, on the side of the hotel, was modern and cool looking but rather small. Take a harbour view room if you can afford it as you will have a lovely balcony and a wonderful view. The pool area was an oasis but the water was freezing...perhaps too early in the season for swimming in spite of the 32C weather.

There is nothing like parking up, a quick scrub of the decks and gulping that crisp evening breeze…read more That and feeling a new sense of liberty in the knowledge that your Captain has gone to bed and let you off the leash. Free mooring, and a short traipse along the jetty leads you to a shy gem at the end of a bustling port. The Classic hotel is a fabulously clean boutique residence. The restaurant is a peach, the house red is stoney (thats a good thing) and the meat falls apart on your tongue whilst you suck in the Turkish night. Go.

Views are ridiculous. I mean truly beautiful at sunset. The family running the place confuses you…read moreas their family too - lol. Lovely place. You have to stay here. Water taxi takes 5 minutes and is complimentary. Restaurant is epic with views of sunset that you will never forget. Love, love love this place.

Great stay Great location the staff was top notch! Breakfast was the best breakfast we have had…read moreat any hotel we have stayed in Turkey

I am just now coming to the end of an amazing stay at the fabulous Sensatori hotel in Fethiye. I…read morehave been anticipating this trip for a little while and now that it's finally passed, I already want to come back and I've not even flown back to Newcastle yet! The hotel has a lot of facilities like 4 main pools, (the family pool, the activity pool, the kiddie pool and the adult pool), a half-sand and half-shingle beach, lots of different bars, 5 a'la carte restaurants, a main buffet restaurant and even a patisserie! The room that we stayed in (3321) was a great size, was bright and airy, had comfy beds, a balcony overlooking the sea and mountains, a minibar fridge with beer, water, fruit juice, milk and a selection of soft drinks. The bathroom as well was amazing with that lovely foamy bubbly water, an epic power shower and hot bathrobes to put on when exiting the shower. My only complaint about the bathroom is the huge step from the bathroom floor into the shower cubicle. There is a 3 foot step which is a bit dangerous considering there is no non-slip mat. We went to the pool almost every day, except one where we had a lovely day out on the beach, luxuriating in a cosy cabana, and being offered fresh water, sandwiches, treats and cookies all while in the gorgeous Turkish sunshine. As for the pool itself, there are four but the one we visited the most was the family pool, which was the biggest one out of all of them. There was a bar next to the pool which served up amazing mocktails. I highly recommend the Cinderella! The water slides which are located about 100 yards away from the main family pool are great and the only bad thing is having to trek up all those steps every time you want to have a shot! If I worked at Thomson, I would suggest installing a chair lift to the slide platform! We booked a table at 2 of the 5 a'la carte restaurants, one of which I wasn't too keen on (the Amber Turkish) but the other, I completely loved! (the Basilico Italian) At the Amber, our service was pretty slow and the food wasn't exactly to my taste. Meanwhile, over at the Basilico, our waiter was great, the food was amazing and the atmosphere reminded me of a traditional Italian cafe with a giant clay oven for the pizzas, a tank with a live lobster on display and a lovely outdoor area. The main buffet restaurant was a matter of luck. On some days, they would have a great choice of food to pick, but on other days the place felt a bit empty. The highlight of the buffet was the awesome waiter, Zafer. He was extremely chatty, funny and brought our drink orders out quickly. And when we were done with a plate, he was always on hand to come and pick it up. The Melissa Patisserie was the most likely suspect of holiday weight gain, because they served the most amazing cream cakes, meringue slices, smoothies, cookies and Turkish delight. They even had an ice cream counter, which I seemed to drift towards when I walked through the patisserie doors. My only real complaint for the hotel, is that there are just not enough toilets in the public areas. By the family pool, there was one female toilet and one male toilet, with the next nearest ones being at the Piano Bar/Asian Restaurant/Patisserie, which all shared the same toilets and are miles away from the main sunlounger area. But apart from that, I loved my experience at the Sensatori Fethiye and I look forward to staying here again in the future!

Mukemmel bir tatil deneyimi, denizi guzel, servisi guzel ve en onemlisi atmosferi canli. Olmazsa…read moreolmaz ve en alisilmis yaz tatili!

Hillside Beach Club is a great resortfor families with kids. If you want a beach vacation in a…read moreplace surrounded by truly beautiful, serene nature, Hillside Beach Club is the place. We really enjoyed the beaches. The cuisine was also great. One thing to keep in mind: the resort is literally in a hill side. Although there are lifts, be prepared to walk up and down stairs. You will have the best service personal in this hotel.

We have stayed in these apartments twice.The owners Ahnet and Leylia are really nice people and…read morewill do anything to make your stay here really comfortable.The aparts are very big all are one bedroom.Very close to the beachfront wonderful!

Charming and almost secluded villa towards the end of a road, overlooking the marina and fantastic…read morebig old beautiful boats. Very affordable, cool rooms, breakfast included.

Wonderful all-inclusive resort. Beautiful area steeped with an ancient past. A must see and wish…read moremore people from my side of the world would come and vacation here.